Serbia’s largest-ever rally sees 325,000 protest government

Hundreds of thousands of people went down to protest 15 deaths from the collapse of the railway station in the capital of Serbia on Saturday.

While the government attended 107,000 people across Belgrad, the independent monitor was made into Serbia’s largest protest by 325,000 people (less).

that Nobi sad collapse In November, he was angered by the government and President Alexandar Pucci. The protesters blame the corruption and corner cutting for the loss of life.

They believe that disasters reflect more than 10 years of rule by the progressive VUCIC Party, which is closely related to the recent renovation of the station.

President VUCIC was proud to speak to the state on Saturday and praise the police, saying, “We were able to preserve peace.”

He added the message of the protesters and added, “We will have to change ourselves.”

Despite many resignations, the claim that VUCIC is going anywhere is increasing.

Jana Vasic, a law student, told the BBC to the BBC to the growing crowds in Belgrad.

“We want an institution that performs properly. We do not care what political parties exercise power. But we need a working country, not a place where you do not get justice for more than four months.”

One of the four points of the four meeting around the Republic Square -Serbian capital was overflowing on Saturday, 15th for “15” protests.

Some sent a refuge to the prince’s statue.

Others waited along the road in front of the National Museum and returned to the students’ square.

The points of other meeting were all crowded ahead of the planned Randebu in front of the National Assembly.

The public meeting archive said 275,000-325,000 attended the protest.

“Because of the special scale, dynamic characteristics and the structure of assembly, it is impossible to evaluate more accurate in some areas of the city.”

Serbian media reports showed that 22 were arrested and 56 were injured.

The protest against the sad collapse began with the students, but joined with a taxi driver, farmers and lawyers.

Ahead of a big protest, the motorcycle rider pulled out of the National Assembly and faced the tractor surrounding the pro -government opposition camp.

Then the parade of military veterans was welcomed. They said they would arrest citizens to those who attacked students.

Students have been entirely called transparency and responsibility for the collapse of concrete and glass canopy in the second city in Serbia, which was renovated and reopened by VUCIC in 2022.

They say that the government wants to publish all documents related to the Renovation Project and is not satisfied with the papers published so far.

They also want to be charged with people who are responsible for disasters and be convicted. The prosecution prosecuted at least 16 people, including Goran Vesic.

But the prosecution has not been in trial yet. And students claim that the authorities will continue to protest until the authorities meet all the demands.

Students representing a philosophy professor at the University of Belgrad told the BBC. “But at this point, none of our demands are completely satisfied.”

“Two politicians resigned from the office,” another politician pointed out. “But they were not fired. We haven’t seen anything except empty promises yet.”

Prime Minister Milos Vucevic announced his resignation at the end of January. But it is not yet ratified by the National Assembly, and he remains in his position.

But Serbia’s true power is with Vucic, who claims that he will go anywhere.

“I don’t give up threats,” he said to the media meeting the day before the protest. “I will not allow the distance to pack the terrible future of this country.”

Vucic described the student protest as “intended”. But he had less flattering words for the opposition, and labeled them to the members of “Crime Cartel.” He accused them of trying to force the formation of the “Middle Intermediate Government.”

Borko Stefanovic does not deny that the opposition party is looking for the establishment of the “expert government.”

The Freedom and the Ministry of Justice describe this as “the only rational road” of the political crisis, which will establish a new election condition.

Like other opposition leaders, Stephanovic said that free elections are impossible due to the media’s media and the control of the state affairs.

But this is not one of the students’ demands. They are simply calling for the establishment of the truth behind the sad disaster.

“We are calling for responsibility and responsibility of civil servants, respect for the ruling of the law, respect for the constitution, the constitution,” said Miodrag Jovanovic law professor.

No matter what happens in the protests of the “15” paragraph, I won’t be cold until the students receive a satisfactory answer.